European public service broadcasters under pressure
The public service broadcaster’s role is a media focus in many European countries. Two thirds of European public service broadcasters
Does Google’s retail debut mark an expansion in strategy?
At a time when many retailers are scaling back their physical stores after the shift to online sales during the
Washington DC sues Amazon over e-commerce domination
The attorney general for the US capital city Washington sued Amazon on antitrust grounds, claiming the tech giant abuses its
BBC onboards Taboola amidst public scrutiny for declining audiences
BBC Global News will use Taboola as their content recommendation and native advertising monetization platform, across its global news and
Israeli media urge Facebook, Twitter to act on threats against journalists
The recent Israel-Gaza conflict has proved how both parties have an interest in limiting news reporting. A number of Israeli
Russia punishing social media for not following instructions
Moscow’s Tagansky District court announced it is fining Google 6 million roubles ($81,810) over three failures to delete content that
Strong growth for European digital ads reports IAB
Despite the pandemic, European digital advertising grew 6.3% in 2020 to Euro 69 billion. Typically, advertising markets react strongly to
German antitrust authority against Google for data usage
Bundeskartellamt -the German antitrust watchdog- has today initiated two proceedings against Google (Germany GmbH, Ireland Ltd. and Alphabet Inc.) based on
Facebook VP argues for regulation of internet
Regulation of the internet is overdue, argues Nick Clegg, Facebook’s vice president of global affairs, in an op-ed article published
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